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What do seahorses use to swim?
seahorses use their tail and fins to swim.
What is special about a seahorses tail?
It help the seahorses to swim, keep their balance and even mate!
How do seahorses live like?
seahorse use their tail to flick off sand(or any other grounds underwater)to help it to swim it has small fins on each side of its body(by head like ears)to help it to swim higher to surface.
Do seahorses run?
No. Seahorses do not run because they have no legs. They are fish so they swim.
Do seahorses have swim bladders?
yes
Does seahorses swim in water quickly?
no
Where do you go to swim with seahorses?
A seahorse aquarium
What does a seahorse use to push themselves through water?
Seahorses swim forward using a dorsal fin (which is on their back).
Why do seahorses swim with their tails linked?
they are loyal creatures
How do seahorses grow and develop?
they grow until they are 6 inches long they have a flexable neck they have a curly tail to help them swim fast
How far do seahorses swim from their habitat?
not far from its normal habitat
How do Seahorses use and obtain energy?
eat food, go potty, have babies, and play!
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